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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1908

Page

15

Amusements Hallmarks of a Vaudeville Duo and Era

The piece chronicles Janet Melville and Evie Stetson as a premier vaudeville team, detailing their origins, fame at the Howard Athenaeum, and family connections, notably Stetson’s dancer mother Mme Celestine. It notes Melville’s operatic repertoire and early Siebel role, plus early reviews praising their wit and appeal. It also mentions contemporary productions at the Park and Majestic theaters and the Empire quartet, highlighting era entertainment and notable performers.

Melville Stetson Jilly Evie Stetson Howard Athenaeum Company Maine California Evie Stetson Mme. Celestine America Comediennes Miss Stetson Miss Melville McKee Rank California Theater Stusic Company Louis James Lewis Morrison Blanche Walsh Blanco Opera Company Janet Melville

Majestic Theater to stage The Christian with star cast

Forepaugh Stock company brings The Christian to the Majestic next week. The drama features a stellar lineup including Edward J. Morgan Robert Drover Edgar Davenport Thurlow Bergen Frank C. Bangs and Gertrude Norman in pivotal roles. Scenic settings recreate the island of Manx London Music Hall and the church making the production a faithful revival.

Edgar Davenport Drake Thurlow Bergen Frank C. Bangs Father Lamplugh Gertrude Norman Polly Love Island Manx Sea John Storm Glory Quayle

A Winning Miss theater design and premiere noted

A detailed critique describes the theater as a bold, avant garde venue with a garden facade and veranda boxes. It highlights the daring design elements, the crystalized dream of manager Thomas J. Noonan, and credits Harold Atteridge and William Frederick Peters for the musical piece.

Thomas J. Noonan Harold Atteridge William Frederick Peters Malabar Tokio

Study of American Morality and Madame Kalich

Fred de Grasac spent a year in the United States examining moral perspectives of Americans and the artistry of actress Madame Kalich. The work surveys social attitudes and theater personality without dwelling on sexual topics or controversial pasts.

Fred de Grasac America Madame Kalich Cora

Fort Wayne and Surroundings Civil War Veteran Found Dead

Fort Wayne Ebenezer Delong, civil war veteran, found dead in a creek near Waterloo. Forest Trick and Ernest Rosins, 10, struck by lightning while walking under an umbrella in Wabash. both unable to walk, crawled a quarter mile to a house. both expected to recover. Richmond postal authorities investigate theft of a mail box from Albert Harreson. Fort Wayne newborn baby boy, wrapped in blankets, on front doorstep, turned over to the orphan’s home. Anderson circuit court grants new trial to Shirler Doyle, who slashed Lyda Scott. Judge McClure ends term and is replaced by Charles K. Bagot. McClure to join Railroad commission.

Fort Wayne Ebenezer Delong Waterloo Forest Trick Ernest Rosins Charles F. Henderson Orphans Home Anderson McClure Shirler Doyle Lyda Scott Doyle Charles K. Bagot Railroad Commission

Garden Theater Opens at Wabash and Peckcourt

The Garden theater on Wabash avenue and Peckcourt opened Saturday night presenting a novel social center. The playhouse offers unconventional appointments and is described as a unique entertainment venue without parallel in the Americas.

Wabash Avenue Peckcourt

Marmola Tablets Promise Quick Fat Loss Gown Advice

Fat women contemplating a new Directoire gown are urged to reduce flesh with Marmola Preservation Tablets. The ad claims a pound lost daily without dieting or hard labor, with a large case priced at 75 cents. Manufactured by Marmola Company of Detroit, it touts harmless ingredients and easy consumption after meals and at bedtime.

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Bertha Kalich in Parisian comedy Cora at Grand Opera House

Bertha Kalich, the celebrated actress, appears in Cora at the Grand Opera House in Chicago. Harrison Grey Fiske presents a modern Parisian comedy with a tense love story between Cora and her artist Georges Garnier, highlighting Kalich's dramatic versatility and charm on the English speaking stage.

Ving Mondex Harrison Grey Fiske Grand Opera House Chicago Bertha Kalich Cora Madame Kalich Martha Lowlands Mona Vanna Kreutzer Sonata Georges Garnier Kalich

Remedy for Rheumatism Mix for Cure

A claimed never failing rheumatism remedy combines half a pint of whisky with one ounce of Teris compound and one ounce of syrup of Gearstperilla compound. Taken in tablespoonful doses before each meal and at bedtime, the ingredients are available at drug stores for home preparation.

Actress Brings Cheer to Poor Family at Park Theater

Miss Artie Hall of Morning Noon and Night visits a hungry family after seeing two thin children outside a restaurant with a Thanksgiving feast. She buys a basket of food to take home, shocking the kids who call her an angel.

Artie Hall Park Theater Miss Hall

Indiana Declares Quarantine on Michigan Cattle Board

Indiana imposes a quarantine on Michigan cattle to shield Indiana herds from the mouth and hoof disease. Governor Hanly telegrams Dr G H Roberts of Indianapolis to study the outbreak and prevention methods, joining state veterinarians advised by the agricultural department to monitor the illness.

Indiana Michigan Eas G. H. Roberts Indianapolis Hanly Andersonville Monument Roberts Bitting Agricultural Department

Surprise at Kewanee defeats Parke by Stanley Wetchel

In Kewanee Illinois on November 27 Billy Parke lost his title to Stanley Wetchel. The upset came as a boost to Parke’s friends and family who believe the defeat is only temporary and expect a rematch.

Kewanee, Tih Billy Parke Stanley i Wetchel Parke

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